George of the Jungle [Episode 05]

[@patrick-lt2nv]

"Little Scissor" is a play on Edward G. Robinson's character "Little Caesar". Listen for the references to Wilt Chamberlain and the theme to the TV series "Rawhide".

[@yosefdemby8792]

And Bill Scott played the character by imitating Robinson.

[@Nick-ty9us]

@@yosefdemby8792 do you think it would be Paul frees would do that voice because he had done an Edward G Robinson impression before in a Spike Jones song called popcorn, sack

[@patrick-lt2nv]

Yes, Bill Scott did the voice of Little Scissor and the Pygmy Bandit, according to the Reference Section of Keith Scott's excellent book "The Moose That Roared" (2000) 👍📕😄​@@Nick-ty9us

[@mixmaster3028]

Mark Hamill is small and he’s successful

[@patrick-lt2nv]

Does Louie the Lapin look and sound like the villain Eggs Benedict in the 1965 pilot (pullet?) film of "Super Chicken"? Both characters were voiced by Paul Frees. 👍🤔

[@hitchbrick4285]

16:25 We're going down! -Clutcher

[@sentaimaster100]

[hears Pigmy man make one Blues Brothers song reference] Nice

[@RevToddBodysnachr]

I missed it! Which song? :)

[@yosefdemby8792]

Impossible! The Blues Brothers were created approximately a decade after this cartoon was made!

[@sentaimaster100]

Rawhide
@@RevToddBodysnachr

[@yosefdemby8792]

@@sentaimaster100 But the song and tv show preceded The Blues Brothers.

[@HeatherSmall-yf4vb]

Heather❤

[@DavidMoore-co2ze]

BOK BOK BOK its super chickin

[@TheChamp820]

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